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Worship Leadership: Recording Engineering

In Person
Campus: Jackson
Three people stand around a sound mixing console in a recording studio, demonstrating recording engineering skills. One adjusts the controls while the others observe. A wall panel and seating are visible in the background.

Capture worship with excellence

The Recording Engineering emphasis in Worship Leadership at 鶹Ƶ University prepares students for audio engineering careers within the evangelical church community. Through hands-on laboratory experience in sound recording, livestream production, and live sound reinforcement, students develop the technical skills needed to serve worship ministries with excellence.

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What You'll Study

The Recording Engineering track within Worship Leadership develops worship leaders who can produce, combining applied musical training with the technical recording and production skills needed to capture, create, and distribute worship music for the church and beyond.

A person with a Music Technology Degree sits at a sound mixing console, adjusting controls and viewing audio editing software on a computer in a recording studio filled with audio equipment and speakers.
A man in a plaid shirt adjusts a microphone inside a grand piano while three young men, perhaps aspiring to earn a Music Technology degree, stand nearby watching in a recording studio.

Capturing Worship with Technical Excellence and Purpose

At 鶹Ƶ, recording engineering in a worship context is both a technical discipline and a ministry. You’ll develop hands-on skills in the studio and for live worship environments — prepared by faculty who understand that excellent audio engineering is one of the ways we help congregations encounter God through music.

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